Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1935, Page 24

» B—S8 SILVER TRANSFER HERE COMPLETED - $25,000,000 Brought to D. C. to Give Philadelphia Mint More Space. By the Associated Press. The Treasury has completed, for the time being, its movement of silver dollars from the cramped quarters of the Philadelphia mint to its spacious new depository here. The movement, which began about 8 month ago, resulted in the transfer of 25,000,000 of the “cartwheels.” The shipments were sent by express in daily lots of $1,000,000. Further movements will not be un- dertaken in the near future, Treasury officials said, for the Philadelphia mint space made available by the transfer is considered adequate for needs for some time to come. Treasury officials said today they hoped to award the contract shortly for the projected gold vault at the ' Army post at Fort Knox, Ky. Bids for construction already have been opened, but exploratory borings to de- termine whether a bed rock base can * be reached is holding up the project. Present indications, officials said, are that bed rock lies too far beneath the surface. In that case. there will have to be a “mattress footing,” that is, a slab of entwined heavy steel and ce- ment. The Kentucky depository, designed DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR to be impregnable, will house all East- ern Seaboard gold that is not neces- sary in the pursuit of international commerce. It is estimated more than $3,000,000,000 will be moved there| eventually, principally from the New York assay office and from the Phila- delphia mint. Within the last year huge gold stores in the San Francisco mint were moved inland to the mint at Denver. —_— MANY COUPLES LICENSED Fairfax Office Crowded, With D. C. Applicants in Lead. Special Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va, September 23— Marriage licenses have been issued in the office of the county clerk to the following: James Melvin Corcoran, 21, and Virginia Sands Hall, 22, both of Washington, D. C.; John Milton Lomax, 22, and May Davis, 21, both of Washington, D. C.; Milton T. Mitchell, 29, and Josephine L. Wilcox, 25, both of Washington, D. C.; Ed- ward H. . West, 33, Alexandria, Va,, and Carolyn Aiken, 35, Route 1, Alex- andria; William Vitale De Rosa, 25, ‘Washington, D. C., and Mary Jessie Cody O'Neill, 18, Falls Church, Va.; Nelson Smith Williams, 22, and Edith Virginia Buckman, 24, both of Pikes- ville, Md., and John Franklin O'Brien, 25, Philadelphia, Pa., and Norma L. London, 27, Washington, D. C. Brandywine Meeting Set. BRANDYWINE. Md., September 23 (Special) —The Brandywine district Democratic Club will meet October 8, at 8 pm, in the Episcopal Church | hall, it has been announced by Mrs. Charles 8. Early, president. th 8th& THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1935. SOUTHERN MARYLAND W. P. A. OFFICE OPENED Gaither H. Sykes, at Hyattsville, to Be in Charge of Projects in Counties. 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